Between 1960 and 1980 the National rail network numbers of travelers plunge sharply from approximately 1125 to 800 million travelers. In this period of time the same goes for London Underground also bottoming out. After that, both started to increase gradually and steady, with the 1980s and 2000s seeing the sharpest increase. The National rail network reaches a high in 2004/5 at an approximately 1100 million travelers. The London Underground also hit a peek at this period of time, reaching about 980 millions passengers. However, the light rail and systems carried fewer passengers than the other two. Although it doesn't carry a lot of people throughout the years it still rises steadily. The number of trips made by passengers pick up, reaching nearly 200 million at the year 2004/5
Between 1960 and 1980 the National rail network numbers of travelers plunge  
sharply
 from approximately 1125 to 800  
million
 travelers. In this period of time the same goes for London Underground  
also
 bottoming out. After that, both  
started
 to increase  
gradually
 and steady, with the 1980s and 2000s seeing the sharpest increase. The National rail network reaches a high in 2004/5 at an approximately 1100  
million
 travelers. The London Underground  
also
 hit a peek at this period of time, reaching about 980  
millions
 passengers.  
However
, the light rail and systems carried fewer passengers than the other two.  
Although
 it doesn't carry  
a lot of
  people
 throughout the years it  
still
 rises  
steadily
. The number of trips made by passengers pick up, reaching  
nearly
 200  
million
 at the year 2004/5